Introduction of The Center for Energy and Environmental Research
Background
Recognizing the necessity of balancing economic development with environmental protection and social inclusion, our institute established the Center for Energy and Environment Research (CEER) in 1992. The center aims to bring together professionals from different disciplines to create an interdisciplinary platform for policy and academic research.
Vision and Missions
Our center's vision is to promote sustainable development models that balance economic, social, and environmental health. Our mission is to accelerate the realization of this vision through the following means:
1. Bringing together interdisciplinary talents to conduct policy and academic research on energy and environmental issues to enhance stakeholders' and the public's knowledge and understanding.
2. Proposing representative initiatives for important energy and environmental issues.
3. Communicating and discussing with different stakeholders to improve decision-making quality.
4. Assisting the public and private sectors in planning policy content and solutions and providing professional consulting services.
5. Cultivating researchers and consulting talents related to energy and environmental issues.
Research Focus
Our center conducts research on global climate change, depletion of energy resources, environmental pollution, sustainability, and low-carbon transformation by combining interdisciplinary professionals. We aim to develop forward-thinking, practical, and feasible energy, environmental, and economic policy guidelines, strategic planning, and management solutions to provide references for various sectors of industry, government, academia, and the general public.
Key Work Areas
1. Planning, evaluating, and promoting environmental governance policies (such as environmental taxes, carbon pricing, total control of emissions trading, performance standards, etc.).
2. Consulting and assisting companies in low-carbon transformation (carbon inventory, carbon footprint, carbon neutrality, internal carbon pricing, etc.).
3. Training of environmental management professionals (education and training, workshops, etc.).
4. Advocating for environmental issues and organizing related activities
| Name | Position | Education | Research Field |
| Liou, Je-Liang |
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Ph.D. National Taiwan University, Department of Agricultural Economics |
Environmental and Resource Economics
Cost-Benefit Analysis (CBA)
Economic Impact Analysis (EIA)
External Cost Evaluation
Monetary Valuation of Environmental Impacts
Nonmarket Evaluation
Environmental Policy Evaluation
Analysis of Environmental Tax
Carbon Pricing on Taiwan
|
| Lo, Shih-Fang |
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Ph.D., Institute of Business and Management, National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan |
Performance Evaluation
Financial Market and Investment
Sustainable Development
|
| Lin, Hen-I |
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Ph.D. in Agricultural Economics, Texas A&M University |
Natural Resource and Environmental Economics
Agricultural Economics
Market and Information Economics
Biosecurity
Cost-and-Benefit Analysis
|
| Hung, Chih-Ming |
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Ph.D., National Chengchi University |
Industrial Organization
Environmental and Natural Resource Economics
|
| Lee, Ying-Chiao |
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MS in Mathematics, National Taiwan University, Taiwan |
Public Policy
Trade and Environment
Industry Economy
|
| Wei, I-Hua |
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M.S. National Taipei University of Technology, Department of Institute of Environmental Planning and Management, R.O.C. |
Environmental Planning and Management
Waste Management and Resource Recovery
Hydrogen and Fuel Cell
New Energy Policy
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| Jheng, Ruei-He |
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M. A. The Graduate Institute of Industrial Economics, National Central University |
Energy Economics
Environmental Economics
Industrial Economics
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